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Comedienne Dr Helen Paul showers hubby with praises as she celebrates convocation in style (photo, video)

- Comedienne Helen Paul has written her name in the history books after bagging a doctorate degree and being the first Nigerian female comedienne to achieve that

- To celebrate the feat, she held her convocation ceremony on April 4 and invited everyone interested

- Many Nigerian celebs showed up to support her as well as her darling husband whom she showered with praises for his love and care

They say marriage is truly a beautiful thing when you are with the right partner. Comedienne Helen Paul seems to have cupped herself one of the good ones and it is evident in her latest feat.

Legit.ng earlier shared that Helen Paul recently bagged a doctorate from the University of Lagos and is now adding the Dr title to her name. The achievement has been praised by Nigerians who have commended the comedienne for chasing her dreams and ambitions despite being successful in her career.

Just recently, Helen Paul celebrated her convocation in style and made sure to invite all her celebrity friends. Many familiar faces including Uti, Eku Edewor all showed to support the comedienne for the new success.

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Paul was also super glad to have her husband by her side. in a post shared on her Instagram page, she thanked him for letting her chase her ambitions and watch her dreams becomes a reality.

She added that he let her stay in the hostel and made sure to make frequent visits like she was his girlfriend. The happy wife showered her hubby with praises.

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Dr Helen Paul also made sure to turn up at the occasion. she showed off her dance skills as she moved in her convocation gown.

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Meanwhile, Helen Paul recently had time for an Instagram user who accused her of bleaching using fake products. Paul was not having it and not only did she responded to the troll's comment, she also put her up on her Instagram page for others to see.

Sharing a photo of the troll and screenshot of their conversation, she wrote: "This is a classic example of someone who either does not have a mirror at home or has one that has gathered too much dust They are frustrated and looking for how to get high. Please let’s celebrate this troll. @lafunmzy."

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